The Belmont-to-New-York lane runs 215 miles and takes about 4 hours on a normal weekday — longer once the truck starts hunting for a legal spot on your block.
What makes this route specific
- Thursday and Friday afternoons, the Pike-to-95 interchange near Weston can add 30-45 minutes before the truck ever reaches open highway, so Friday loads leave earlier.
- December through March, a nor’easter can bump the date by a day; we’d rather call you Tuesday than drive into a storm Wednesday.
- Alternate-side parking in Manhattan and Brooklyn gets checked against your block’s schedule before move day, not on it.
One crew runs the whole lane, Belmont to your new door, with no handoff to a different driver partway down I-95. Weighing distance against cost? The Hartford run is shorter money. See every route we cover from Next Step’s Belmont base, or get your number in writing.
| Home size | Typical range |
|---|---|
| Studio / 1-BR apartment | $2,200-2,600 |
| 2-BR apartment | $2,600-2,900 |
| 3-BR house | $2,900-3,200 |
| 4+ BR house | $3,200-3,800 |
